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Don't mind, patches are much more important than bad English ;-) Thanks, rob

Hello, we have succesfully developed a modification for doing exactly that, and we would like to contribute a patch. How can we proceed? Have you an SCM to base on for the patch, or you prefer patches against tarball sources in ftp://download.proxmox.com/sources/ , or something else? bye, rob

Probably you don't run any Windows machine. 2.6.32 and related KVM solved a lot of problems here. bye, rob

Forget tge following, i see that pvecert --force is doing just the same .... (If only i searched for it abiy more ;-) ) rob ------------ if you want you can regenerate the apache server certificate with the right hostname; see [1] for details (in Italian) Basically, it is an ad-hoc opennsl...

More or less the same here, win2k3 with 1 socket, 2 cores "raw" (on file, not lvm) primary ide disk. Oracle on board. The symptoms are similar: cpu almost free, but unbearable slowness. The problem seems related to disk i/o, testing it with HDSpeed[1] shows maximum 2-5 Mbytes/sec, much...

boot your pve machine with a recent LVM2-aware live cd ( knoppix? ubuntu?) and do the same! bye, rob

Updated kernel to 2.6.24-10-pve. Now usb_add works as expected rob

Ok, but you should clarify how you gave that volume to proxmox for backup storage; I guess you used the "Add Directory" under storage list , set as "Directory:" the mount path of your volume, specified a "Storage name" and a "VzDump Backup" type of content. rob

I retried and finally saw: " INFO: mode failure - unable to dump into snapshot (use option --dumpdir) INFO: trying 'suspend' mode instead " I apologize, definitely I should had to read more carefully :-( Anyway maybe a "WARNING:" instead of an "INFO" could help to point out that two lines...

Can't mount somewhere the volume and use only one subdirectory for storage, and another one for vitual disks? rob

What about putting in the log of "vzdump --snapshot" something like: "Can't use snapshot mode when destination storage is on the same Logical Volume we are snapshotting from - passing to suspend mode." rob

Done some test with DNAT; it works, but you have to forward port 5900 as well (the applet connects to that port)

Yes, i guessed something like that; in any case, you have to be able to download the VncViewer jar file from https://<pvehost>:<pveport>/vncterm/VncViewer.jar But may be the NAT is confusing the JavaPlugin classloader, even if the former succeeds ... rob

And try also from another non-64 bit client/browser (64bit java plugin is a recent addition to Linux JRE)

My guess is that the Java Plugin is unable to load the VncViewer class ("load: class VncViewer.class not found" and the final " java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: VncViewer.class ") because of some Network problem (java.net.ConnectException: Network is unreachable) Try to raise the debug...

right! Didn't think about that ... thanks, rob

http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Storage_Model#LVM_Groups You can configure that volume as a LVM Phisical Volume, then create one ore more Volume Groups on it, and add them (type "LVM") to the storage list from the web interface. Then you can use that storage for your KVM virtual machines. I...

Why snapshotting isn't done when i configure the backup storage on LV "data" ? I don't see an evident technical reason; "root" and "data" are both LV on the same "pve" VG , and default "data" size is about three times "root" ... rob